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Which operating System on Development client?

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Heinz K - 13 Jul 2006 10:55 GMT
Hi all,

which Operating System do you use on your development client? As XP
shipüs with IIS 5.1 while Windows 2003 Server has IIS 6.0 onboard, we
are thinking about removing XP and instead installing Windows 2003
Server on our clients. Anyone ever thought of this and maybe uses it
this way? Many thanks!
Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer) - MVP - 13 Jul 2006 14:45 GMT
While the disparity between XP IIS 5.1 and 2003 IIS 6.0 is not great, we
currently use Windows 2003 on all of our development machines. It makes it
easier to test a deployment, realizing, of course, that deploying to a
machine that is used for development is still not exactly the same as
deploying to a server.

I have no real feelings either way, as you should have a test environment
that mirrors production and you will NEVER reach the exact same specs on a
dev machine. I have worked on both Windows 2003 and XP and do not see a
reason to justify the cost of moving to 2003, at least not in any instances I
have been in.

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> Hi all,
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> Server on our clients. Anyone ever thought of this and maybe uses it
> this way? Many thanks!

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